Survey Says...

Last week, we asked for your opinion about hiring in 2013. A tally of all the responses is above.

Thanks to those who gave a small quote to support your answer. Some of you were more... eloquent than others.

From a broker: Due to the Grubb & Ellis bankruptcy and subsequent take over by Newmark Knight Frank, yes this company is hiring like a mother.

From a developer/owner: Texas markets are hot, and we'll continue buying. That means we'll need to increase the size of our property management, leasing, and admin departments.

From an architect in Alexandria, VA: 2013 has started off with much more activity than in recent years. We expect a 25% increase in fees and a similar 25% increase in staff following some rather dismal years.

Onward, through the fog! Send ideas and suggestions to dees.stribling@bisnow.com

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